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SUMMARY:SDF Photography:  "Not To Be Missed . . ."
DESCRIPTION:SDF Photography Announces Inaugural Solo Show:\n\n“Not To Be 
 Missed . . .”\n\n \n\nProlific nature photographer Samantha Fischer to 
 show iconic images and premiere new work in first ever career solo 
 exhibition.\n\nWhere: Lambertville Free Public Library\n\n(61 Lily St.\, 
 Lambertville\, NJ )\n\n \n\nWhen: Opening night reception of “Not To Be 
 Missed . . .” takes place:\n\nThursday\, January 29\, 2026\, 6-8:30 
 PM\n\nExhibit runs until closing night reception:\n\nThursday\, March 19\, 
 2026\, 7- 9:00pm\n\nand will be open to the public during library hours\n\n 
 \n\n \n\nSamantha Fischer/SDF Photography proudly announces her inaugural 
 solo show\, “Not To Be Missed . . .”\, taking place at the Lambertville 
 Free Public Library. The opening night reception is on January 29\, from 
 6:00 to 8:30 PM\, and will provide an opportunity to meet the artist and 
 discuss her work one on one. Featured in her first-ever career solo 
 exhibition will be more than twenty works of photography on metal and 
 numerous prints\, encompassing iconic images\, fan favorites and new work\, 
 premiering at this exhibition. All work will be available for purchase on 
 site (special opening night pricing will be on offer).\n\n \n\nFischer 
 explains that “Not To Be Missed . . .” reflects on how being in 
 nature\, observing birds and other wildlife\, has become a great passion 
 for the photographer. She states that\, “With today’s stressful climate 
 of screens\, noise\, and news\, birding is an elixir which instantly 
 compels me to focus on the moment. A flash of bright color against the 
 green leaves or blue sky piques my interest and curiosity\, and if I get to 
 capture the bird in my camera\, I consider myself extremely lucky. I hope 
 my images allow the viewer into that ephemeral moment that nature has 
 allowed me to capture. I also hope my images evoke empathy towards the 
 wildlife which surrounds us. Their behavior\, resourcefulness\, 
 resilience\, and especially their profound beauty\, certainly put them in 
 the category of not to be missed.”\n\n \n\nSamantha Fischer is a Brooklyn 
 born and raised\, twenty-eight year teacher in the NYC Board of Education\, 
 turned wildlife and landscape photographer. She has been featured twice in 
 the prestigious photography journal\, F-Stop Magazine (here and here)\, 
 featured in Occhi Magazine (here)\, and has had her work featured in juried 
 exhibits\, including the 2024 Phillips Mill Juried Art Show\, “Artful 
 Sundays” at the Hunterdon Art Museum\, the 2025 New Hope Arts & Crafts 
 Festival\, and various Brooklyn Popup Arts Festivals\, among many 
 others.\n\n \n\nFischer began seriously photographing birds during the 
 pandemic\, while viewing the famous Barred Owl of Central Park\, 
 “Barry\,” along with a gaggle of other photographers and onlookers. 
 Fischer has since photographed over 400 different species of birds in all 
 their glory\, amassing over tens of thousands of images across the United 
 States and abroad. Fischer has an ulterior motive with her bird 
 photography\; she aims to document our fine feathered friends in an 
 artistic fashion\, in order to foster a greater awareness and appreciation 
 for birds in her audience\, and to nurture a greater appreciation and love 
 for nature in general.\n\n \n\nFischer chose Lambertville\, NJ to stage her 
 first solo exhibition as the town is near and dear to her heart. The 
 photographer has been traveling to Hunterdon and Bucks Counties\, with her 
 husband\, for over twenty-five years (they were engaged on the 
 Lambertville-New Hope Bridge on New Year’s Day in 1999). Fischer 
 elaborated\, “This part of the world is my home away from home\, I have 
 made many lasting friendships here\, and have captured many images in 
 Hunterdon and Bucks Counties. The area has been endlessly inspiring to me\, 
 so it truly is a huge honor to have my first solo exhibition at the 
 Lambertville Free Public Library.”\n\n \n\n \n\n \n\nPlease Visit: 
 www.SDFPhotography.com\n\n \n\n \n\nPress Enquiries on Samantha Fischer and 
 SDF Photography:\n\nPlease Contact: Jason Paul Harman Byrne @ Red Cat 
 Publicity redcatjazz@mac.com / 646 259 2105 / www.RedCatPublicity.com
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